Graf Zeppelin Nears Tokyo on World Flight
Graf Zeppelin continues eastward across Siberia toward Japan on a round the world journey. Wireless stations tracked her position near western Siberia as she averages toward Yakutsk and the Lena Valley, with Hugo Eckener predicting arrival in Tokyo by late Monday.
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Tokyo
Jana
Obisishi
Hokkaido
Siberia
Yakutsk
Lena Valley
Lena
Dr. Eckener
Sea of Okhotsk
SakhaHen
Japan
Manchuria
Hamburg
Germany
American Hne
Crat Zeppelin
Hugo Eckener
Friedrichshaten
Graf -Zeppelin
Arctic Circle
C.S. T
Frriedrichshafen
Graf Zeppelin
Henissei
Ussudjakt
Graf
Zappelin Works
Irkutsk
Turuchansk
Viokhina
Tungusk
Siberian
Great River
Krasnoyarsk
Fakener
Moscow
Veneseisk
South Dakota Night Weather Forecast Details
Night conditions include fog and low temperatures across South Dakota. Most areas expect cloudy skies tonight with Sunday turning partly cloudy. Huron reports mostly cloudy, with continued light winds and dry conditions through Sunday.
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South Dakota
Huron
Woman Of Hand County Reaches 101st Birthday
Mrs Swantjee Englemann of Hand county turns 101, living with daughter Mrs G R Case after moving from Como township. Born in 1828 in West Friesland Germany, she immigrated at 61, mother of nine with five living, recently traveled 30 miles for a visit despite frailty.
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Wast~Friesland
Germany
United States
Como
Chase
Euglemann
Flower Show Opens Tuesday At Northwestern Public Service
Arrangements for the Flower Show of Annualy are set for Tuesday and Wednesday at the Northwestern Public Service company's office in Hotel Marvin Hughitt Eighty-two. Official receivers will guide visitors on both days with hostesses listed for each session. Indications point to a record number of entries and broad community participation.
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Northwestern Public Service Company
Marvin Hughitt
B. B. McClaskey
George Wagner
Leo Tetmmey Willl
George Fullinweider
B. A. Platts
M.D. Whisman
Joseph Rether
BE. B. Dinneen
John Wheeler
Labor offices in Huron close as agent moves to Minot
Ed McChena special agent moved from the Huron labor bureau to Minot North Dakota to assist in placements. Officials report most orders filled, with one threshing land call yesterday. North Dakota wheat fields drive new recruit flow as labor shifts northward to harvesting work.
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Government Labor Bureau
Federal
Ed McChena
Farm Labor Division
Minot
N. D
North Dakota
Huron
Marshall County
Huron Territory
Huckins Surrenders to Federal Officers in Milwaukee
Huckins Sr., head of a mysterious venture alleged to attract hundreds of Midwest investors with slums financed at 26 percent interest, surrendered himself at the U S district attorney's office after being sought on a mail fraud warrant.
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Huckins
Milwaukee
Wis
Huckins, Sr
United States District Attorney's Office
Ued
Two New Suspects Held In Dorothy Aune Murder
Minneapolis, Aug 17. Police hold two new suspects in the Dorothy Aune murder probe as efforts shift to prevent a habeas corpus release of another detainee. Aune's body was found early Wednesday wrapped in ginny sacks near her home. Authorities describe a 56-year-old man accused of molesting a girl and a nearby bootlegger as the newly detained figures, while writs for three brothers were issued, potentially releasing two and charging the third. Investigators pursue a lead from two railroad brakemen who spotted a man in a blue sedan near the scene before the body was found.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Dorothy Aune
Dorothy
Aune
County District Court
Hopkins
Here
Ballove
Miss Aung
Anton Nelson
Earl J. Buckley
Fom
Central South Dakota farmers finish threshing this week
Central South Dakota farmers near completion of threshing for the year though most next week will be needed to finish. Corn across counties holds up but rain is badly needed. Spotty corn condition due to local showers. Wheat yields range from 5 to 20 bushels with a 20 bushel per acre on Mahovee farm near Gann Valley. Beadle county farmers storing grain as market lags. Kingsbury county yields vary with rain. northwestern area needs rain. overall yields considered average.
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South Dakota
Frank Ripley
Warmers Cooperative Association
Kingsbury County
Spokane Sun God Off to Cheyenne
The Spokane Sun God biplane driven by Nick Mamer and Art Walker left Rock Springs Wyoming for Cheyenne at 6 am after circling the Rock Springs airport all night. They refueled at Rock Springs and from Salt Lake, with nine contacts and five success stories in 11% hours aloft. Mrs. M. C. Sorenson plans a Monday trip to Murdo South Dakota to visit her two sons for about a week.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Spokane
Nick Mamer
Art Walker
Cheyenne
Mamer
Walker
Salt Lake
N. B. Wilson
al Coppula
Buhl
Hoover Says Fishing Reminds Presidents of Humility
Madison Virginia August 17 Hoover welcomed by locals near Rapidan river fishing camp He argues fishing lets presidents escape constant contact and reminds them of democracy and human frailty He calls fishing a personal relationship with prayer and solitude amid nature in a weekend camp visit
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Madison
Hoover
Virginia
Rapidan River
United States
Republic
British Reparations Conference Breaks Down at Hague
British Chancellor Philip Snowden told fellow creditor nations at the Hague reparations conference that no further British sacrifice would be made and that the proposed compromise offering 60 percent of British claims was found to actually cover only 20 percent. He warned the plan was insufficient and signaled an imminent end to the talks as delegations relayed the setback to their governments.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
Philip Snowden
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Japan
Snowden
Hotel Des Indies
MacDonald
Gustav Stresemann
Reich
Ten Year Old Lad Drowns In Missouri River
Alden Adams Jr. about 10, with three other children, waded on a sandbar between here and Destroy when they slipped into deep water. The Rev. L. W. Walker of Ft. Thompson rescued three, and the boy's body was found an hour later.
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Thompson
Alden Adams, Jr
Missouri River
L. W. Walker
Ft. Thompson
Adams
Plane damaged in landing at Syracuse airport
The St. Louis Robin, which set an endurance record of more than 420 hours, was damaged during landing at Syracuse municipal airport. Pilot Dale O'Brien was slightly injured.
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Syracuse
N. Y
St. Louis
Dale“O'brien
Report to Japan Brings Word of Soviet Invasion
Dispatches to Asahi Shimbun report clashes between Chinese and Russian outposts south of Pogranichnaya on April 14, with Red cavalry said to have invaded Chinese territory. Chinese garrison at Pogranichnaya reinforced after the clash, and raids by guerillas linked to a "Young Monpolia" faction killed civilians near Khallar on Rup 15 before Chinese forces repelled the raiders.
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Tokyo
Asahi Shimbun
Pogranichnays
Pogranichnaya
Red
Pogralhnaya
Regno
Khatar Saket Pand
Monpolia
New trial sought for COED SLAYER Snook in Ohio death case
Defense attorneys prepared to file a motion for a new trial for Dr. James H. W. Snook, former Ohio State University professor sentenced to death for the murder of his 24-year-old girlfriend Theora Hix. Judge Scarlett set three days for the motion. if denied, an immediate review of the case on error proceedings would follow.
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Columbus
Allis
James HW. Snook
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
Henry J. Scarlett
E. O. Ricketts
John P. Beidel
Max Seyfert
Dr. Snook
Harry T. Paul
Helen M. Snook
Ils
Cyrus Logher of Ohio Dies at 60 in Cleveland
Cyrus Locher, former Ohio Democrat leader and two term county prosecutor, dies at St Luke's hospital at 60 after gallbladder surgery. He served as state director of enterprises, then U S senator appointed in 1928 to fill the late Frank Willis seat, later defeated for renomination.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cyrus Locher
Unite Stuteey
St. Luke’s Hospital
A. V. Donahey
Entemerece
Defense Prepares For Pantages Trial In Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages, famed theatre owner, faces two felony counts for an alleged assault on Maurice Pringle, a 17-year-old dancer. After a three day preliminary hearing, Municipal Judge Leonard Wilson held him for trial. Pantages remains held on $25,000 bonds at Liberty with trial date to be set. Mrs. Margaret Johnson sought advice in Union yesterday.
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Pantage
Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Maurice Pringle
Pantages
Mute ‘Icipal
Leonard Wilson Yestern
Liverty
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President
Hart
Democratic Party
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Moee
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Margaret Johnzon
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